Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
Şirket, 2021 - 2023
The Integrated Coastal Zone Plan for the Black Sea Coasts of Kocaeli, Sakarya, and Düzce Provinces was developed under Article 102 of Presidential Decree No. 1 and the Regulation on Spatial Plan Preparation. The plan aims to sustainably manage coastal areas with limited resources and sensitive ecosystems by balancing conservation and utilization through an integrated approach. This plan serves as a strategic roadmap, guiding all planning and implementation related to land uses within the coastal region and its hinterland. It incorporates a holistic approach addressing the interaction zones, sectoral activities, plans, and social and economic aspects of coastal areas. Alignment between coastal functions and activities and the objectives for coastal zones. Preserving coastal ecosystems and sustainable use of natural resources align with sustainable development principles. Identification of necessary infrastructure facilities related to transportation in coastal zones. Spatial goals, strategies, action proposals, and a management plan designed to balance conservation and utilization. The Integrated Coastal Zone Plan for Kocaeli, Sakarya, and Düzce Provinces aims to Effectively guide the planning, design, and implementation of coastal investments. Establish priorities and foster harmony among sectoral activities, plans, and programs through a comprehensive policy and decision-making process. Consider the interactions and mutual effects of existing and planned uses. Promote collaboration and coordination among all stakeholders in managing coastal areas. Define principles, strategies, goals, priorities, and decisions for planning, implementing, and monitoring sectoral activities related to the conservation and utilization of coastal and marine areas. The study area includes the coastal lines of Kocaeli, Sakarya, and Düzce Provinces, covering the interaction zones on both the landward and seaward sides. The plan is divided into four sub-regions based on natural structures, ecological characteristics, the nature of coastal structures, and usage potential. This comprehensive plan provides a framework for sustainable development, balancing environmental preservation with the economic and social needs of the region. It ensures effective management of the Black Sea coasts in these provinces, aligning with international commitments and national sustainability goals.